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* Pressing {{KEY|UP ARROW}} allows you to edit a previous line of text. |
* Pressing {{KEY|UP ARROW}} allows you to edit a previous line of text. |
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* Pressing {{KEY|ENTER}} '''twice''' (thus leaving the last line empty) adds the text to the document and closes the editor. |
* Pressing {{KEY|ENTER}} '''twice''' (thus leaving the last line empty) adds the text to the document and closes the editor. |
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{{languages | {{se|Draft Text/se}} }} |
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Revision as of 06:05, 10 September 2010
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| Draft -> Text |
| Workbenches |
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| Default shortcut |
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| Introduced in version |
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| See also |
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Description
This tool asks the user for a location point, then, in a textbox, text can be entered.
Usage
- Picking a point on an empty area of the 3d view, or on an existing object.
- Pressing CTRL will snap your point to availible snap locations.
- Enter numbers to manually insert a coordinate.
- Pressing ESC will cancel the operation.
- The newly created text will take the current linestyle.
- When editing the text, pressing ENTER or DOWN ARROW allow you to edit a next line of text.
- Pressing UP ARROW allows you to edit a previous line of text.
- Pressing ENTER twice (thus leaving the last line empty) adds the text to the document and closes the editor.
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